Carlyn Obringer said Concord’s north side has plenty of its own issues to talk about, even though one of them — the future of the former Concord Naval Weapons Station in northeastern Concord with 13,000 housing units, a regional park, a college campus and millions of square feet of commercial space — is also a regional concern.
“Our district, District 2, is the most impacted” by this massive project and its planning, said Obringer, who is trying for a second four-year Concord City Council term in November.
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